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NOBLENESS - vertaling naar arabisch
NOBLENESS
ألاسم
نَبَالَة ; نَبَاهَة ; نُبْل
nobleness
نبل ، سمو ، رفعة فخامة ، جلال
كرم النفس
nobleness
Definitie
nobleness
n.
1.
Greatness, dignity, magnanimity, elevation, superiority, worthiness, nobility loftiness of character, moral excellence.
2.
Rank, distinction by birth, station.
3.
Stateliness, grandeur, magnificence.
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1. "We hope the pandas, with their tame nature, air of nobleness and cuddly looks will bring joy and laughter to Taiwan compatriots – and children in particular," one said.
2. Being briefed on the feats performed by President Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il in leading the KPA and the nobleness of the close ties of kinship between the generals of Mt.
3. In third grade, she recalled, the first local World War II hero came home in a coffin and her entire school "walked all the way to the top of Prospect Hill Cemetery." While her toes pinched in new patent–leather shoes and her ears pounded from a 21–gun salute, the nobleness of the occasion never left her.
4. The secretary–general called on the pope to apologize and asked, «Will such remarks serve Christian interests or will they widen the yawning gap between the Muslims and Christians, particularly Catholics?» Al–Johani added that he found it strange that the pope was ignoring countless history books that referred to the equity and nobleness of Muslims and limited himself to quoting a Byzantine emperor. «The pope should realize that if we were to turn to the books of history to judge the issue then we would find the Catholic Church to be the biggest loser...